Podd: Productized

160. Exploring Gender Dynamics and Leadership in Product Management with Simonetta Batteiger

18 december 2024 | 71 min

In this episode, Simonetta Batteiger explores gender dynamics in product management and their impact on career advancement. She discusses challenges like the competence-likability dilemma and unconscious biases, offering strategies for women to navigate them. Simonetta highlights the importance of relationships, visibility, and organizational context in promoting diversity and inclusion. The conversation delves into cultural differences, the role of gender in innovation, and the future of inclusive leadership, emphasizing how diversity drives better outcomes and innovation in teams.

Key Takeaways:

➡️ Build relationships and visibility to advance your career.

➡️ Organizational context and women in leadership impact promotion opportunities.

➡️ Diversity enhances innovation, engagement, and outcomes.

➡️ Inclusive leadership and psychological safety are vital for success.

➡️ Intentional actions and intersectionality are key to fostering equality.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Productized Conference

00:41 Background and Research on Gender Dynamics

04:05 Current State of Gender Dynamics in Product Management

07:54 Strategies for Advancement in Product Management

18:00 Challenges Women Face in Advancing Their Careers

22:39 Unconscious Bias and Competence-Likability Dilemma

25:42 Working with HR and Companies to Create Inclusive Leadership

31:39 Evolution of Gender Dynamics and the Impact of the Economic Crisis

34:33 Simonetta's Work with Inclusive Leaders

39:08 Carrots in Creating Inclusive Workplaces

40:28 The Carrots: Better Outcomes, More Innovation, Team Happiness

52:16 The Power of Diversity in Driving Innovation

57:08 Creating Inclusive and High-Performing Teams

01:03:17 Cultural Differences and the Role of Gender in Product Innovation

01:06:28 The Future of Inclusive Leadership

01:09:48 The Importance of Individual Agency in Creating Change

Where to find Simonetta: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonettabatteiger/

Where to find Andre: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marquet/

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159. Enhancing User Engagement Through Gamification | Renato Carbone and Thiago Barrionuevo

24 september 2024 | 62 min

In this exciting episode of the Productized Podcast, host Andre Marquet sits down with gamification experts Renato Carbone and Thiago Barrionuevo to dive deep into the transformative power of gamification in product development. Discover how integrating game elements—such as points, rewards, and challenges—into non-game contexts can significantly enhance user engagement and drive innovation. Key Takeaways: - Understanding Gamification: Learn what gamification truly means and how it can revolutionize user interaction by incorporating game mechanics into everyday experiences. - Audience Insight: Renato and Thiago emphasize the importance of knowing your target audience and their intrinsic motivators to craft effective gamification strategies. - The Octalysis Framework: Explore the Octalysis Framework, a powerful tool for designing engaging and motivational gamification strategies that resonate with users. - Creativity & Open-Mindedness: The discussion highlights how playing games fosters creativity and problem-solving skills, and the importance of creating a safe, open environment for these skills to flourish. - Gamification in HR: Discover how gamification can be leveraged in HR processes for assessment and team building, making work more engaging and effective. The episode also touches on the benefits of playing games, not just for enjoyment, but as a way to stimulate the brain and encourage creative thinking. Renato and Thiago share insights on overcoming biases against games in professional settings and the value of experienced players in introducing complex games to newcomers. Listen in to spark your creativity and elevate your product strategies with gamification! Where to find Thiago: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thiago-barrionuevo/ Where to find Renato: https://www.linkedin.com/in/renatocarbs/ Where to find us: JOIN THE COMMUNITY 👉 http://bit.ly/3aMvWn2 Website: https://productized.co/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/productized Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/productized.co/ Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/pt-BR/Productized/ Where to find Andre: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marquet/

158. How AI is Transforming Product Development | Tamas Kokeny, Co-Founder & CTO of Bobcats Coding

17 september 2024 | 67 min

157. Ashley Nicodemus, Director of Design at UEGroup: Designing Innovative Products for Critical Environments

10 september 2024 | 78 min

156. Tanja Lau, Founder of Product Academy: Trusting Your Intuition and Mastering Hypothesis-Driven Product Management

3 september 2024 | 67 min

155. Sebastien Prioris, CPO at Satellogic: Mastering Product Leadership: Strategy, OKRs, and AI Integration

20 augusti 2024 | 43 min

154. Krasi Bozhinkova, founder of Owtcome: How Strategic Design and Empathy Drive Product Innovation

13 augusti 2024 | 43 min

153. Denise Tilles, Chief Product Officer and Founder at Grocket: How Product Operations Drive Innovation and Growth

23 juli 2024 | 52 min

We're here with Denise Tilles, Chief Product Officer and Founder at Grocket, to delve into the essential aspects of product management and operations. Denise Tilles wrote the recently published book Product Operations. Co-authored with Escaping the Build Trap’s Melissa Perri, the book is the must-read guide technology leaders have been missing. With over a decade of product leadership experience, Denise supports companies like Bloomberg, Sam’s Club, and athenahealth by strengthening capabilities around: Product Operations, Product Strategy, and establishing a Product Operating Model. Denise shares her expertise on the importance of product operations in enabling meaningful outcomes for companies, the critical components of a successful product strategy, and the challenges of product transformation. Discover the significance of product operations in simplifying ways of working, the importance of vision and strategic intent in product strategy, and the crucial role of financial acumen and data literacy for product managers. Denise offers insights on addressing challenges such as misaligned roadmaps and lack of access to data, and highlights metrics for measuring the success of product strategy. Join us for an engaging conversation on these pivotal aspects of product development and operations. This Episode's Topics: - Importance of Product Operations for Company Outcomes - Key Components of a Successful Product Strategy - Challenges in Product Transformation - Simplifying Ways of Working with Product Operations - Addressing Misaligned Roadmaps & Data Access Issues - Measuring Product Strategy Success - Financial Acumen & Data Literacy for Product Managers Recommended Books: Product Operations Burn Book: A Tech Love Story The Culture Map The Phoenix Project

SUMMER SALES tickets to the Conference: https://www.productized.co/tickets Where to find Denise: https://www.denisetilles.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisetilles/ Where to find us: JOIN THE COMMUNITY 👉 http://bit.ly/3aMvWn2 Website: https://productized.co/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/productized Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/productized.co/ Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/pt-BR/Productized/ Where to find Andre: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marquet/

152. Sabrina Mach, Head of Product Innovation at ThoughtWorks: The Art of Going Slow to Go Fast in Product Management

16 juli 2024 | 44 min

151. Nina Schneider, CPO at Sherpany: Secrets to Effective Product Management

9 juli 2024 | 47 min

150. Live from Portugal DefenceTech: Exclusive Highlights and Innovations in Defence Technology

2 juli 2024 | 85 min

149. Martin Felcman, Head of Product at Productboard: The Future of Product Management with AI, Product Operations, and Customer-Centricity

18 juni 2024 | 60 min

148. Rafael Daron, CEO of Tog Lab: Overcoming Startup Challenges and Embracing Innovation

11 juni 2024 | 38 min

147. João Moita, Founder of Product Weekend: From Aerospace Engineer to Product Management Leader

4 juni 2024 | 65 min

146. Aggelos Mouzakitis, SaaS Product Specialist & Product Growth Expert: The Art of B2B Pricing

28 maj 2024 | 58 min

145. Victoria Sheer, Senior Program Lead @ ALDI SÜD: Building Product Strategies with OKRs

21 maj 2024 | 38 min

144. Sergiu Lazar, HOO at Product Weekend: The Importance of Psychological Safety

7 maj 2024 | 50 min

143. Jack Skeels, CEO of AgencyAgile: Navigating Agency Challenges

30 april 2024 | 32 min

142. Martta Oliveira, CPO @ Cofidis: Improving Customer Experience with Design Thinking

24 april 2024 | 47 min

141. Francesca Cortesi, CPO @Hemnet: The Importance of Values in Professional Fulfillment

18 april 2024 | 32 min

140. Léa Samrani, André Arrimar, and Luis Broegas, P-Talks at Cofidis on Scaling Success

26 mars 2024 | 22 min

139. Léa Samrani, Fractional CPO, From Public Law to Product Management Mastery

19 mars 2024 | 55 min

138. Diana Stepner, Head of Product, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative | Cultivating Innovation and Team

12 mars 2024 | 41 min

Join our host André Marquet in a conversation with Diana Stepner, a product leader with a strong background in tech, business, and UX, known for driving innovation and team growth in D2C, SaaS, and digital transformation. She's led key programs like SimplePractice and the Catalyst Startup Accelerator, excelling in team collaboration and mentorship. Her work spans across industries, marking her as a notable figure in product innovation. 🎙️ Episode Highlights: * Leadership and team dynamics: Emphasis on guiding teams towards innovation and growth. * Product Management Excellence: Insights into setting shared product visions and strategies. * Driving Growth and Innovation: Discussion on significant projects and balancing experimentation with focused outcomes. * Educational Initiatives and Impact: Exploration of technology's transformative role in education and impactful projects. * Future of Product Management and Personal Growth: Trends in product management and continuous learning and growth strategies. In this episode, we covered: 00:02:23 - "So I always try to lead by example." 00:08:14 - "And so beyond the hiring, I'll look at open communication." 00:10:10 - Discussion on fostering collaborative culture. 00:12:12 - "We always need to be learning." 00:14:10 - Insights on continuous improvement. 00:16:16 - "Mentorship and developing teams." 00:18:18 - Strategies for personal and team growth. 00:20:20 - "The importance of hands-on learning." 00:22:22 - "Building a successful product management team." 00:24:24 - Key factors in team dynamics. 00:26:26 - "Aligning team towards a clear vision." 00:28:28 - Discussion on open communication and respect. 00:30:30 - "The role of autonomy in product management." 00:32:32 - Keeping abreast of market trends. 00:34:34 - "Fostering a sense of purpose and direction." 00:36:36 - Celebrating team achievements and learnings. 00:38:38 - Wrap-up and closing remarks. Where to find Diana Stepner? LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianas/ Newsletter: Diana stepner.com Where to Find André Marquet? LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/marquet/

137. Raquel Felix, Senior UX Researcher, Sword Health | Blending Psychology and Design Thinking

1 mars 2024 | 50 min

136. Fabrice des Mazery, Former CPO, Tripadvisor | A Journey from Vision to Reality

27 februari 2024 | 69 min

135. Vladimir Botsvadze, Marketing Thought Leader | Personal Branding.

20 februari 2024 | 47 min

134. Isabella Cesarini, Fractional CPO | Product Audits and OKRs

13 februari 2024 | 28 min

133. Mike Vladimer, Author of Nascent Startups | Vision Meets Reality: The Nascent Startup Blueprint

2 februari 2024 | 59 min

132. Radhika Dutt, Author of "Radical Product Thinking" | Ethical Decision Making in Product

30 januari 2024 | 48 min

131. Radhika Dutt, Author of "Radical Product Thinking" | Vision-Led Goal-Setting for Team Success

23 januari 2024 | 38 min

130. Rich Mironov, Author of "The art of product management"

16 januari 2024 | 51 min

129. Becky Flint, Founder and CEO of Dragonboat

9 januari 2024 | 52 min

Becky Flint is the founder and CEO of Dragonboat, the world’s 1st platform for outcome-focused product leaders and their teams. With over 20 years of experience in the PM industry, Becky has built and scaled products and technology teams at Fortune 500 and fast-growing startups - such as Feedzai, Bigcommerce, Shutterfly, and PayPal. Join host Andre Marquet as he uncovers Becky's inspiring journey through the tech industry, from breaking into PayPal to revolutionizing product portfolio management. This episode dives into key topics: **Navigating a career shift into tech at PayPal **Crafting effective product portfolio management in scale-ups **Strategies for overcoming organizational hurdles as a PM **Measuring success through an outcome-focused approach **Lessons learned, and challenges conquered as a CEO **Predictions and advice for aspiring product managers Highlighted books: **Escaping the Build Trap, Melissa Perri **Product Operations: How successful companies build better products at scale, Melissa Perri & Denise-Tilles **How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci: Seven Steps to Genius Every Day, Michael Gelb. In this episode, we cover: (01:40) Shifting from medical studies to the Tech industry (07:29) Scaling PayPal’s international expansion (12:10) Managing conflicting goals & metrics at PayPal (16:57) Product portfolio management and resource allocation (22:06) Product management strategies for limited resources (24:42) Product management skills and organizational challenges (29:23) Measuring success in outcome-focused organizations (35:42) Applying past career lessons in building Dragonboat (40:29) Challenges faced as a CEO at Dragonboat (46:12) Future predictions for the product management field (48:00) Becky's advice for entry-level product managers. Where to find Becky Flint: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beckyflint Dragonboat Website: https://dragonboat.io/ Where to find us: Website: https://productized.co/ Newsletter: http://bit.ly/3aMvWn2 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/produ… Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/productized.co/ Where to find Andre: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marquet/

128. Inês Liberato moderates a Round table on the Responsibility of AI

7 december 2023 | 27 min

127. Magali Pelissier, Head of Product at SamKnows

21 augusti 2023 | 40 min

126. Melissa Perri, author of Escaping the build trap

11 augusti 2023 | 72 min

125. Inês Liberato, Product & CPO Coach at Founders Factory

2 augusti 2023 | 57 min

124. Randy Silver, Product & Leadership Coach @Out of Owls

25 juli 2023 | 44 min

123. Anabela Cesário, VP of Product Operations @OutSystems

11 juli 2023 | 45 min

122. Gonçalo Gaiolas, CPO of Sosafe

5 juli 2023 | 46 min

121. Dominique Jost, Head of product at Doist

28 juni 2023 | 48 min

120. Radhika Podcast author of Radical Product Thinking: A New Mindset for Innovating Smarter

21 juni 2023 | 49 min

119. Leah Tharin from Jua.ai: dealing with imposter syndrome.

14 juni 2023 | 50 min

Surf Lessons Applied to Technologies

13 juni 2023 | 7 min

118. João Freitas from Cofidis: innovating inside corporate walls.

26 maj 2023 | 68 min

117. Lindsey Bell from RapidAPI: establishing Product Ops, being your true self.

11 januari 2023 | 91 min

116. Luís Gonçalves: Founder at Evolution4all

2 januari 2023 | 78 min

115. Mirela Mus: Founder at Product People

29 december 2022 | 65 min

114. Mathilde Leo: Head of Community at Circle

12 december 2022 | 67 min

113. Julien Lescure: Product Coach and Investor.

12 december 2022 | 77 min

112. Tami Reiss: Melissa Perri, CPO at VC firm and coaching Product leaders

23 november 2022 | 74 min

111. Mauro Frota: martial arts, fitness products retention and entering the US market

23 november 2022 | 75 min

110. Andre Marquet: the creation of Productized, "crazy" entrepreneurs and impact-driven education

5 augusti 2022 | 96 min

In this episode, João was speaking with André Marquet, CEO at Productized and one of the speakers of the first Product Weekend event. André has a long experience in Product Management having worked in the field for around 15 years, currently working at Cofidis. Besides being a Product leader, André is also a father, an educator at heart and an entrepreneur. This is a very special episode, not only because it's the last episode of the season but also because it's the first time André is a guest on the podcast. Time notes: [0:15] Introduction of André [1:00] First time being interviewed at Produtized podcast [1:37] What is Product Management in André's perspective [4:53] What is the role of a product manager in society [6:34] Ethical constraints of product managers should be about not doing harm to your users [10:06] Evolution of product management definition [12:00] Chemistry experiments in childhood out of the curiosity of being a scientist [16:27] University path and education experience [18:45] Master's degree research and challenges [21:30] Starting a professional career in engineering from an international internship [24:20] Career path from pre-sales consultant to a product manager [29:10] Starting entrepreneurial life while still being in the product manager positions [34:40] The feeling of "mission accomplished" while working as an entrepreneur [38:35] The main advice from the experience in startups [45:03] Creating Productized and the fondest memory of all the products created [50:39] What is intuition and its role in product management [56:20] How does trusting intuition without checking up on the data turn out [57:18] The early stage of discovery as the favourite thing of working in product [58:45] Role model in product management [1:01:14] Being an educator and building his own Product Management course [1:08:40] What are the most interesting opportunities for the future of cities, based on the past season of the podcast [1:14:30] Biggest trends coming up in the defence and aerospace technology [1:18:40] Seeing serving in the armed forces as part of education at the university [1:25:48] One lesson from product management [1:27:20] Advice for the 18-year-old self [1:29:55] Recommendations PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by João Moita from Product Weekend, with sound edited by Miguel Sousa and production help by Productized, André Marquet and Evelina Bogdiun.

109. Roshan Gupta: from MIT to Google, the importance of storytelling and the future of tech

29 juli 2022 | 120 min

In this episode, João was speaking to Roshan Gupta, Group Product Manager at Google. Roshan has an extensive experience in the software industry, having started as Software Engineer and now working in Product for the past 15 years. After graduating from MIT, he has worked in companies like Oracle, Yahoo, Facebook and Google. Besides being a successful PM, Roshan is also a father, a traveller, and a passionate storyteller. Time notes: [0:15] Introduction of Roshan [0:55] The story of moving to Lisbon from the USA, travelling with kids and falling in love with Portugal [5:53] Portuguese tech and startup ecosystem [8:00] Ambitions and a master plan for the career [12:28] Experience of working in software engineering and lessons learner [16:00] Going back to study after starting the career and different perspectives [18:00] Job at Oracle and difference with the first job experience. [22:40] Evolution of work in a team and involving everyone in the decision making [24:58] Growing the passion for product management while still working on software engineering [29:25] Learning to become a good PM and defining a product manager role [39:00] Dividing time for different roles of product manager [48:28] Balancing being available with managing to do everything there is to do [52:44] What influenced the change of companies and marriage [57:00] The impact of organisational changes on day-to-day work in teams [01:12:18] Moving from Facebook to Google and learning from Marc Zuckerberg [01:21:30] The most inspiring leader was the first manager at Zaplet [01:24:00] Built teams as the best achievement of being a product manager and being an umbrella for the team [01:01:53] Landing job at Facebook and doing the homework before approaching them [01:29:50] Dealing with ambiguity and developing comfort around it [01:34:55] The innovation that will come to life that people are not ready to see, fearing innovation and the future of Metaverse [01:45:05] The best and the worst innovation is the internet [01:47:30] Importance of networking as a PM [01:49:50] A skill that no one teaches us is how to frame and create a story as a storyteller [01:50:57] Coffee meeting with historical figures would be with Benjamin Franklin or Leonardo da Vinci [01:54:45] Recommendations PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by João Moita from Product Weekend, with sound edited by Miguel Sousa and production help by Productized, André Marquet and Evelina Bogdiun.

108. Joana Cardoso: Startup-like growth, working in the "backstage" and managing emotions

25 juli 2022 | 50 min

107. André Albuquerque: Tech giants, luck surface area and becoming a PM in a month

19 juli 2022 | 78 min

In this episode, João was speaking to André Albuquerque, VP of Product at Kitch, founder of the One Month PM and one of the speakers of the first Product Weekend event, held in May. André has a vast and diverse experience. He worked at Google, created a course and community to help people build better products, helped grow Uniplaces from the ground up and now he's doing the same at Kitch. Besides being a VP of Product he is also a professor, a startup advisor, a surfer and a father to an 8-month-old dog. By the end of the episode, you have a lot of books, travel and podcast recommendations from him. I hope you enjoy the episode and learn as much as I did. Time notes: [0:15] Introduction of André [0:55] André's high school experience and career path [6:25] Landing a job at Google and the main learnings [12:00] Advice for young people in order to become great managers [15:40] Interviewing back on job interviews and digging deeper [19:29] Balancing between a hardworking student and a lazy path [21:40] Working at Google and at the NGO and advice on the path [24:30] NGO experiences and the doors opened by them [28:30] Working in product at UniPlaces, the main challenges and becoming the Head of Growth [33:25] Getting started in product management [36:38] What are the main differences between entrepreneurship and product management from the lecturer's point of view [38:46] Becoming an advisor for the first startup [41:50] Common sense is the key to product management and passing on the personal experience [43:10] What is Kitch all about and how this concept was started [51:55] Tour of duty in Kitch [57:00] The One Month PM idea development and implementation [1:03:30] Opportunities brought by One Month PM and newsletter [1:06:10] Prioritising the right activities, and hobbies and spending free time [01:10:35] 3 favourite books [01:14:50] 3 favorite podcasts PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by João Moita from Product Weekend, with sound edited by Miguel Sousa and production help by Productized, André Marquet and Evelina Bogdiun.

106. Diogo Rendeiro: Product at tech unicorns, perfectionism, remote work and unique passions

13 juli 2022 | 75 min

In the 3rd episode of the podcast, João Moita is speaking with Diogo Rendeiro, Head of Produc at Amplemarket and one of the speakers of the first Product Weekend event, held in May. Diogo has a vast experience in Product, having worked at 3 different tech unicorns and now at a fast-growing early stage company. In this conversation he shares some useful insights and personal stories about his path. Besides being a Head of Product he is also an empathic mentor, an innovator at heart and a fun person with the craziest passions. By the end of the episode, you have some books and travel recommendations from him. I hope you enjoy this episode. Time notes: [0:10] Introduction of the guest [0:55] Passion for computers and technology since childhood [4:30] Starting University being confident about the future path [5:50] In University, Diogo expected his future to be in programming [7:20] Professional paths of Diogo - consulting, research and academia [10:30] Realise of expectations from the career, Berlin and fridges with free Coca Cola [14:34] Product management at Zalando experience [18:10] Personal experience of first time living abroad, logistics, friends & personal change [24:12] Diogo's attraction to unicorn companies [26:36] "Innovator's dilemma", the book's message and impact on operating day-to-day [35:30] What is Amplemarket company about and joining the company [40:54] Differences between working in product management for huge companies and small companies, super closely with the founders [43:48] Stage of hiring a product manager in a company [46:20] The biggest challenge in a product is growing the product team [49:18] The tendency towards perfectionism and rationalising it [51:28] Mentors that help to succeed in the product management path and being a mentor [55:30] Monitoring work-life balance and having fun at work [1:02:10] Future of the remote work [1:05:05] Unusual hobbies: collecting hats, and pipes, and playing with LEGO [1:09:55] Books, cities and podcasts recommendations. This podcast was hosted by João Moita from Product Weekend, with sound edited by Miguel Sousa and production help by Productized, André Marquet and Evelina Bogdiun.

105. João Santos: From IT to Product, a growth mindset and aligning everyone around an outcome.

4 juli 2022 | 57 min

In this episode, João was speaking with João Santos, Director of Product Management at Outsystems and one of the speakers of the first Product Weekend event, held in May. There he talked about the main non-obvious lessons he learned in 10 years in Product Management and also about the nuances of the relation between Product and Engineering. João has a long experience in the software industry and in this conversation he shares some of his stories as well as useful advice for anyone working in Product. Besides being a director of product management he is also a father, a learning geek, a great storyteller and a really fun person to chat with. Time notes: [0:10] Introduction of João. [1:00] How did João end up studying computer science? [4:05] Connection between business and technology. [4:50] Working for Altitude for 14 years. [6:40] How did João end up as a product manager? [10:33] Hobbies of João and how they change. [13:50] What is OutSystems about? [20:28] Product Management Academy and opportunities brought by it. [24:49] Growth mindset and the urge to learn that was always there. [26:40] What are the main ways in which João challenges himself to grow? [27:55] What does João read? [28:35] Did someone ever aim to take João's place? [30:50] Competition for a position and challenged credibility. [35:00] The challenges as a Product Manager. [37:00] How to make sure everyone in the team has the same objectives? [42:36] Common myths in product management. [45:12] What is the right way to ask "why"? [48:18] What is the key to balancing taking on new challenges and helping colleagues and focusing on what really matters? [51:30] An advice for an 18-year-old self. [52:30] The most inspiring leader João had met. [54:55] Recommendations. PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by João Moita from Product Weekend, with sound edited by João Moita and production help by Productized, André Marquet and Evelina Bogdiun. [53:34] Coffee with any historical figure - which one?

104. Clara Machado: building confidence, shifting from project to product and doing product for good

23 juni 2022 | 57 min

103. The Future of Cities E11: Being the CTO of the city - transforming cities digitally

25 maj 2022 | 67 min

102. The Future of Cities E10: Young people engagement with the decision-makers of their cities

19 maj 2022 | 50 min

100. The Future of Cities E08: Integrating mobility services: the experience of Cascais

13 maj 2022 | 87 min

101. The Future of Cities E09: Kindergarten and school networks. w/Martin Harris

5 maj 2022 | 64 min

In this episode, André is talking with Martin Harris. Martin is the principal of The Lisboan School. It is an all-through school with places from the early years to year 13, of the British Curriculum. Martin has over 20 years of experience in being a Headmaster in schools across different latitudes. About 2 years ago Martin moved to Portugal to establish his school on his terms with a new educational model. Martin is also the Governor of St Mary's Calne charity organisation. Main topics covered: 🚀 What are the challenges of setting up an international school in Lisbon? ⚖️ What are the advantages of a non-traditional educational model? ⚡️ What are the advantages and disadvantages of relative freedom for pupils? Timestamps: Introduction of the guest [1:00] Did the school system recover after the pandemic [2:00] How did Martin develop an interest in education? [6:30] How did Martin become a Headmaster [10:00] Why did Martin decide to arrive in Portugal [12:20] How life in Portugal is different from the life in the UK [14:00] What Martin is doing in his free time [17:00] The founding of the Lisboan School [17:40] Choice of the location of the Lisboan School [20:00] What is making the Lisboan School different from the other [25:00] How high performers achieve by being educated properly [28:00] Freedom of choice in the British curriculum [31:00] Who were the educational experts Martin consulted with [33:30] Sustainability goal of the Lisboan School[35:30] Reward scheme for low-impact lifestyles [39:00] What has been the connection with the city council in school development [42:30] The pricing challenge of the school [44:00] Connection with already existing schools in Portugal [45:10] Kindergarten approach in the Lisboan School [46:20] What is the strategy for engaging kids in the after school activities [48:30] What does Martin enjoy the most about the school and being a Headmaster [52:00] What would Martin change in the educational moment if he had a superpower to immediately do that [53:00] The expansion plan of the Lisboan School [54:00] Who is the ideal Lisboan student in Martin's mind [56:20] Book recommendations [57:00] Teacher age problem in schools [58:00] Words of advice to younger self [1:00:00] Guest recommends: 📕 Ken Robinson PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by André Marquet, with research by Evelina Bogdiun and sound editing by Miguel Sousa. 🎙 The Productized Cities Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of 12 interviews with product city innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize their cities and communities. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit https://medium.com/@Productized. 🎧 Follow us on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3u0UHEq 📩 Sign up to our fortnightly newsletter (We promise, NO SPAM!): https://bit.ly/3KQSRwT ⭐️ FREE Access to Productized Academy: https://bit.ly/3sG6Or6 #️⃣ Join our Productized Community on Slack: https://bit.ly/35P2EUM 🚀 Consider applying for DPM4 at UCP: https://bit.ly/3HJ0bc3

99. The Future of Cities E07: Startups - Unicorns vs 10M€ bootstrapped companies?

22 april 2022 | 98 min

Host André Marquet talks to António Lucena de Faria. António is from Porto and has over 40 years of experience in building and managing companies and start-ups - because he started when he was a teenager! He led the creation and development of more than 10 companies, having started his first IT company with the launch of Methodus Sistemas in 1987. He is a founding member of Startup Portugal, representing Fábrica de Startups. At Fábrica, António is designing, validating and adjusting the Business Model, and contacting investors and entrepreneurs. Promoting the business and finding business opportunities. Fábrica de Startups is an innovation hub, providing acceleration to startups in three stages: pre-validation (problem and solution validation), validation (product and market) and launch (go-to-market), and where starting entrepreneurs can seek help in developing their business ideas and growing their startups. Timestamps: Introduction of guest [1:00] How did COVID-19 affect António's business [3:00] António's experience working in the USA in 80s [4:30] Why only a fraction of people become entrepreneurs? [10:00] Are we close to the fifth era of entrepreneurship? [14:00] Are people meant to be solo entrepreneurs considering our need for social approval? [17:30] Creating DAOs online, NFT's & tokens [23:00] What is the future of 5-day work week? [32:00] Finding a co-founder for your entrepreneurial journey [36:00] António's hobbies: blockchain, NFT's & daughter YouTuber [39:20] Life is Cascais [42:00] How does a day in life of António look like [43:30] Fábrica de Startups [45:40] What was the inspiration for creating a startup accelerator? [48:40] Start-up Lisboa [56:00] Is it possible to develop successful business based on your wishes and needs rather than focusing on demand [59:30] Breeding start-ups into Unicorns - Startup factory in Lisbon [1:05:00] What can change in cities to encourage more entrepreneurs [1:09:50] Developing a incentive program for entrepreneurs [1:13:00] Smaller companies in Portugal are less productive than bigger ones - is it true? [1:16:40] What should be cities doing in terms of policy towards entrepreneurship creation [1:22:00] New technology António would learn if he had 3 free months [1:26:00] Recommendations [1:28:30] What advice António would give to younger self [1:34:10] 📕 E-Myth by Michael Gerber 📕 Business Model Generation by Alexander Osterwalder 📕 Four Steps to the Epiphany by Steve Blank 📕 Are you ready to succeed? by Srikumar Rao PRODUCTION 🎙 The Productized Podcast is a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope to inspire the listeners of this show to be courageous and productize! For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized. This podcast was hosted by André Marquet, with research done by Evelina Bogdiun and sound edited by Miguel Sousa. Do you want to become a part of the Productized community? Sign up for our Academy 👉🏼 productized.mn.co/

98. The Future of Cities E06: Future education - how will school K12 be offered? w/ Tim Vieira

7 april 2022 | 71 min

97. The Future of Cities E05: Activism's role in innovative policy creation. w/ Ksenia Ashrafullina

6 april 2022 | 64 min

Host André Marquet talks to Ksenia Ahsrafulina. She is an activist, the Founder of Invisible City non-profit organization, which is helping emerging artists to perform more and get paid fairly. She is a co-founder of the civic movement Lisboa Possivel for inclusive mobility in Lisbon. And she calls herself a “self-employed diplomat” for the virtual embassy of Russia of the future in Portugal. Time stamps: Introduction of the guest [1:20] How did Ksenia start her path in activism [5:00] Ksenia moved to Europe from Russia - what was the reason for that? [6:40] How did Ksenia learn Spanish (Ksenia speaks about her mad obsession with southern countries) [9:30] Self-employed diplomat for Russia - what is this title about? [13:30] How did Ksenia learn 9 languages [16:30] What TV hosts are expecting Ksenia to stand for [18:00] Is there a democratic deficit in Portuguese society? [19:40] Invisible City NPO development [24:00] Organization of events for solidarity [26:15] What's the connection of Invisible City and Lisboa Possível [29:20] Work towards mobility improvement in Lisbon [31:00] Bike lane in Almirante Reis [32:00] How to start on being an activist? An activist guide with all the information [37:00] Ksenia is organising an event about petition writing[41:20] Problem of the bike lanes in Baixa downtown [43:30] Engaging youth in activism [50:00] What is Ksenia the most passionate about in her job [51:00] Besides work and activism, what are Ksenia's hobbies [53:20] Which technology would Ksenia learn if she had to choose one? [55:10] What kind of innovation tech-people could create to make activist's life easier? [57:00] What words of advice would Ksenia give her younger self [59:00] Book recommendations [1:00:30] 📕 Why Nations Fail by Daron Acemoğlu 📕 Raised From the Ground by José Saramago 📕 Letters From a Stoic by Seneca 📕 The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins Useful links: https://lisboapossivel.pt/ https://invisiblecity.eu/ PRODUCTION 🎙 The Productized Podcast is a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope to inspire the listeners of this show to be courageous and productize! For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized. This podcast was hosted by André Marquet, with research done by Evelina Bogdiun and sound edited by Miguel Sousa. Do you want to become a part of the Productized community? Sign up for our Academy 👉🏼 productized.mn.co/

96. The Future of Cities E04: The importance of local city management. w/ Luís Newton

31 mars 2022 | 105 min

Host André Marquet talks to Luís Newton, the President of Estrela's Borough in Lisbon. Luís has been in this role for almost 9 years, although he is working in this field in total for over 20 years. Timestamps: Introduction of guest [1:20] How does a day of President of the Borough look like [2:00] How helping for Ukraine is being organized: humanitarian support, housing, education [4:30] How did Luís decide to dedicate his life to politics and people [11:00] First Luís job in Borough of Lapa [12:00] Naval engineering at IST - would Luís like to be working in that field now [15:30] What age did Luís start in politics - family history in politics and its influence on Luís's decision [18:00] What were Luís's priorities in the last 2 terms; TOP 3 priorities of Estrela Borough now [23:00] A basis of management in Estrela's borough - voting for people's ideas on the app [30:30] Estrela has an excellent President, or a great team? [36:30] How to explain political legislative flow to a 6-year-old child [37:00] Who is the boss of the President of the Borough? [42:00] How to encourage people to be more participative in politics [43:45] How to pitch Estrela to working parents [46:30] Pitching Estrela for Gen Z - it is the most instagrammable district of Lisbon [49:50] Can Estrela be less car-dependent and more bike-friendly? [52:30] Expansion of Gira bikes to Estrela [57:20] What does Luís think that boroughs should do? [1:00:00] Best practices of work at the borough [1:05:00] Budgets of boroughs and salary of presidents [1:07:00] How can law change the lives of boroughs [1:09:30] What did the jury consider as most important in your work to have awarded you in the role of CIO [1:15:00] City apps merging and development ideas [1:17:00] Should Lisbon be having a CTO, CIO or COO [1:21:00] How many months does it take to start fully working after being elected [1:25:30] If Luís had the superpower to change anything about government policy, what would it be? [1:28:00] Removing the train line between the city and the river [1:30:00] Envisioning the use of technology to improve people's lives [1:33:15] Quantum computing as a new technology Luís would learn if he had three months [1:35:40] Trends in population change in Estrela borough [1:38:40] What advice would Luís give to his younger self [1:40:20] What would Luís recommend to visit in Estrela [1:43:00] 📕 Book recommendation: Benjamin Barber "If Mayors Ruled the World: Dysfunctional Nations, Rising Cities" PRODUCTION 🎙 The Productized Podcast is a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope to inspire the listeners of this show to be courageous and productize! For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized. This podcast was hosted by André Marquet, with research done by Evelina Bogdiun and sound edited by Miguel Sousa. Do you want to become a part of the Productized community? Sign up for our Academy 👉🏼 https://productized.mn.co/

95. The Future of Cities E03: Future education - how will it change in 10 years? w/ Paulo Silva

24 mars 2022 | 62 min

Host André Marquet talks to Paulo Silva. Paulo is the founder & CEO at Miles in the Sky - an online education platform with exceptional experience and courses. Paulo has more than 20 years of C-level roles, covering the full range of top management responsibilities. Now Paulo is focusing on developing an online education platform and a coding school Lisbon42. Time notes: Paulo introduction [1:00] What is the mission of Paulo's company [2:00] A typical day in Paulo's life - what helps him to keep balance in life [3:00] What is Miles in the Sky? [5:40] How learning in Miles in the Sky is different from regular learning model [7:30] The future of Miles in the Sky [10:00] What can we do about youth who are smart, but still fail in specific courses [13:00] Paulo's career development, 20+ years in C level roles [16:30] How Paulo started work in technology [19:00] Experience in Vodafone - starting as a CTO [22:10] Period of self-searching [25:00] Paulo decides to choose to study architecture at the University [26:00] Burnout problem of top-level roles [29:00] How did studying architecture help Paulo in his life and career [32:00] How did this rich experience in companies help Paulo with starting his own company "42 Lisboa" and "Miles in the Sky" [33:10] How a view on education has changed recently, thanks to zoom and online classes [36:00] People will start to learn and apply their knowledge in Metaverse? [37:30] Digital experience course at Miles in the Sky [38:40] Re-skilling adults: what concepts are the key to implement it [40:30] Willingness to learn in the era of limitless resources [43:20] Why would Paulo learn blockchain and cybersecurity if he had to choose a new technology to learn? [45:30] Is it difficult to recruit talents to Miles in the Sky? [49:00] Campus-based "42 Lisboa" school [52:00] What is the biggest challenge for Miles in the Sky [54:20] Role of governments in the change of educational system for adults [55:00] Words of advice to younger self [59:20] PRODUCTION 🎙 The Productized Podcast is a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope to inspire the listeners of this show to be courageous and productize! For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized. This podcast was hosted by André Marquet, with research done by Evelina Bogdiun and sound edited by Miguel Sousa. Do you want to become a part of the Productized community? Sign up for our Academy 👉🏼 https://productized.mn.co/

94. The Future of Cities E02: Lisbon and Digital Nomads in 2035 w/ Peter Fabor

17 mars 2022 | 76 min

Host André Marquet speaks with Peter Fabor. Peter is a community and product builder, who talks about co-living, co-working, real estate, hospitality, and marketplaces. Peter is the founder of Surf Office - one stop shop for company retreats outside the office. Besides that, Peter is running a personal blog and creates guides about hospitality and co-living business improvements for different cities worldwide. Timestamps: Introduction of Peter Fabor [01:00] How did Peter start Product Management? [04:30] How did business for digital nomads developed into company retreats [07:30] Building a business based on partnership rather than ownership [10:30] How does typical Peter's day look like [19:20] Surfing in Peter's life [21:20] If Peter had 3 months, he would learn geospatial analyses [23:00] Peter created a Hoodpicker - Lisbon neighbourhood management tool [25:20] First co-living space in Gran Canaria [29:15] Lisbon as a popular destination for digital nomads [30:50] Is a hybrid working model is really so good? [35:00] What are the main differences and similarities between Lisbon and Amsterdam [41:20] Why is everybody biking in Amsterdam? [43:00] What value do digital nomads bring to Lisbon? [47:00] Interaction with the government in Amsterdam [52:10] Why did Peter move to Amsterdam [53:20] Can Lisbon remain and become an even more attractive city for living [58:00] Trends for digital nomads orientated businesses [1:03:00] What words of advice would Peter give to his younger self?[1:07:00] Book recommendations [1:10:20] Lisbon can be car-free? [1:13:15] 📚Book recommendations: [1] Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13538794-walkable-city [2] The Culture Map: Breaking Through the Invisible Boundaries of Global Business https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22085568-the-culture-map [3] The Almanac of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54898389-the-almanack-of-naval-ravikant 💻 Websites: Hoodpicker https://www.hoodpicker.com/ Greenwheels https://www.greenwheels.com/ 🎙 The Productized Podcast is a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope to inspire the listeners of this show to be courageous and productize! For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized. PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by André Marquet, with research by Evelina Bogdiun and sound editing by Miguel Sousa.

93. The Future of Cities E01: Building for Resilience w/ Justas Petronis

10 mars 2022 | 67 min

Host André Marquet speaks with Justas Petrónis. Justas is the lead product manager at TransferGo. Justas holds a degree in Analytic Philosophy and studied at the University of Leuven and Vytautas Magnus University. He also regularly lectures about Marketing and Epistemology. He used to teach Philosophy of Mind & Theory of Artificial Intelligence at the Kaunas University of Technology. Additionally, Justas calls himself a walkability and public transit advocate. In this podcast, we reason why every product manager needs to be a philosopher, the mantra of building things that don’t scale, and building certainty in the complete environment of uncertainty. And why the best way to reduce traffic jams by 30% is to fix public schools. Because optimizing for efficiency you will be in a situation where you leave people behind. Timestamps: 0:30 welcome 1:00 guest introduction 1:45 Justas tells about the change in his daily life in face of the RU-UA war 4:30 Is there a peaceful way out of war 7:40 How did Justas start in product management? 10:40 Epistemology: what does it mean to know? 13:10 How product happened in Justas life as a philosophy student | Talk with a modern philosophy lecturer over a drink leads to career decisions 15:45 Fascination about technology helps to find UX design 17:00 Justas's role in TransferGo, competitors of the company. How can money transfers be juxtaposed with bus drivers? 22:35 Helping people who don’t have access to banks. 24:20 Aspects of the work which Justas is the most passionate about 26:00 What would Justas learn in 3 months if he had to choose? 28:30 Clashes of different civilizations 29:50 “Short history of Russia” by Mark Galeotti 32:30 Product experience at Trafi. How did Justas start caring about mobility issues? Fixing traffic jams by fixing public schools. 37:50 Vilnius City Mayor Remigijus Šimašius. Metric-based thinking in Vilnius. 40:00 Building for resilience - What is the right way to start building product-driven cultures in cities? 44:20 Running a city is like running a family. 47:15 Experience at Trafi in Berlin during Covid-19. 52:10 Is it possible to productize for unexpected events? 59:30 What impacts do current political events have on businesses in Lithuania? How have the governments in Lithuania adjusted to the situation? 1:03:15 Advice for younger self, wanna-be philosopher/product manager. 📚Book recommendations: [1] “Energy and civilization history”, by Vaclav Smil - https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/energy-and-civilization [2]The fifth risk” by Michael Lewis - https://www.bookdepository.com/The-Fifth-Risk-Michael-Lewis/9780393357455 [3] “Short history of Russia” by Mark Galeotti https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/111/1119330/a-short-history-of-russia/9781529106381.html [4] Clash of Civilizations by Samuel P. Huntington 🎙 The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized. PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by André Marquet, with research by Evelina Bogdiun and sound editing by Miguel Sousa.

92. The Art of Pricing: Delight Customers and Derange Competitors w/ Chris Mele

20 januari 2022 | 62 min

91. STEAM: Build the future of your career doing what you love with Justyna Cyrankiewicz

13 januari 2022 | 54 min

Recently we’ve had the great pleasure of chatting with Justyna Cyrankiewicz, an intersectional, talented and young woman. Justyna sort of shaped her career in a way that combines her major interests which are: art, technology, design, writing, activism (environmental and social), mental health, and wellbeing. She calls herself a storyteller due to the lack of a proper term that would adequately describe what she does and where she is headed on her professional path. She sees a strong value in smart volunteering and a multidisciplinary approach toward careers. Main topics covered: ⚡️The dream of studying at a Harry-Potter style university ☘️Feeling good about ourselves 🚀Being business-oriented in design 🤓Web3 design mood Timenotes: [ 4:35 ] Finding new places and working in something you love “I needed something about I would be passionate about, but that it was not only my job” [ 13:05 ] The importance of volunteering and activism to protect the environment [ 13:50 ] Experience of organising TedTalks for human rights [ 16:36 ] “The difference between self-confidence and self-believe and challenges in your life” [ 16:55 ] The dream of studying at a Harry-Potter style university [ 20:00 ] Can you be business-oriented, even in design? [ 23:27 ] Making a gap year at such a young age even if you already know what you want, or don't know what you want to do at all [ 25:25 ] “Youtube is a free University, you just have to be willing to learn” [ 26:43 ] Having the right attitude of faking it till you make it [ 31:34 ] Web3 design mood and the opportunities it brings for designers as a way to co-create and find new value creation paths [ 37:11 ] To be a storyteller is to think about people first “The way we tell stories is changing” [ 39:52 ] Storytelling as a form of teaching [ 44:34 ] Work-experience at HOO KOO E KOO https://medium.com/hookooekoo [ 44:52 ] To enter the world of work is not hard, but you need the guts to do it your way [ 48:50 ] More advice for young people who want to start their career [ 51:30 ] As a freelancer, you create a unique portfolio so you can then reach out to more clients with confidence Justyna Recommendations: 📕Books Man's Search for Meaning - Viktor Frankl The Will to Meaning - Viktor Frankl The Pathway of Surrender - David R. Hawkins Force vs Power - David R. Hawkins The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle The Tao of Pooh - Benjamin Hoff The Four Agreements - Don Miguel Ruiz 🎙 Podcasts: - TED Talks Daily - Super Soul Conversations PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by me, André Marquet. Produced by Teresa Segismundo, with research by Katarzyna Chryczyk and sound editing by Miguel Sousa.

90. Innovation Technology: Design Products from Here to Space with João Montenegro

15 december 2021 | 93 min

Recently we’ve had the great pleasure of chatting with João Montenegro, an Entrepreneur, Technologist, Designer, and Space enthusiast with ten years of experience in building products and companies. He has worked with company builders, VCs, mentoring and teaching at university, and eventually co-founding various businesses. João is an innate leader and collaborator with a drive to continuously inspire others. When he is not designing 3D printers, vehicles, and digital products & services, João spends his time doing amateur astronomy in inhospitable places, talking about the future with friends, and reading National Geographic magazine. Main topics covered: 🏁 How to get into product design 🖊️ What would innovation be without creativity 🗝️ Divergent thinking as a key for innovation 🚀 How a good idea can turn into a good business Timenotes: [2:00] Business, Technology, Design, Space.. What’s more? [4:50] Getting into Product Design [9:20] International Space University [16:50] If you had three months to learn a relatively new technology… [18:50] Can there be innovation without creativity and technology? [23:20] “This thing is for people that live in a world that has begun to explore space. It must be as amazing as that.” [27:20] Where ideas of the smart products come from such as space, robots, solar power from hydrosphere, 3D printer, future cars [32:20] Divergent thinking is a key feature for innovation? [34:00] What resources do you turn to when you need inspiration for new creations? [37:00] What do you think has been your “star product” or the project that you are most proud of? [44:10] What would you like to design or project among the things that you have not done yet? [50:00] What advice can you give to companies looking to make the most out of their investments in innovation centers? [01:10:00] City of Telosa: sustain tech to create a new 5M people city in the US, by Marc Lore, founder of Jet.com [01:18:50] Challenges for the future in the design sector [01:28:00] Beyond product design and space, crypto is coming Books and other recommendations (soon updated) PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by me, André Marquet. Produced by Teresa Segismundo, with research by Katarzyna Chryczyk and sound editing by Miguel Sousa.

89. From Computer Graphics to Lisbon’s Uni: A Life in Computer Science Education with Miguel Dias

9 december 2021 | 72 min

Recently we’ve had the great pleasure of chatting with Miguel Dias, who has 30 years of experience, with more than 10 in the industry leading R&D and Business Development. Miguel is a founder of BIX Citizen a Cloud Service Provider of Home Telehealth and Business Developer of Indicio Solutions, a B2B Cloud Service Provider of Spoken Communication, Data Communication Intelligence and Big Data Analytics. Currently, he’s an Associate Professor with Habilitation in the Department of Sciences and Information Technology at ISCTE University in Lisbon, teaching graduate courses in Computer Graphics and Virtual and Augmented Reality. Timenotes: [15:00] How did he get into the early field of computer graphics [22:20] Talking about 3D rendering libraries and VHS clips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zu2zF-us8TE [31:00] Early 1990s at the forefront of the TransEuropean networks IP on top of ATM [35:40] 1998 - guided a bunch of students from ETI 1998, to work on AR /VR projects https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CVi6qNa2d0 [38:40] 11 years at Microsoft [48:30] How to disrupt a public agency with the power of tools like design thinking, service design, and business model generation [55:30] Computers Graphics challenges in University [01:07:00] Books recommendations Books Recommendation: - People Management: 📒 Matrogiacomo, S., Osterwalder, A. (2021), High-Impact Tools for Teams, Wiley - Creativity and Innovation in Design: 📒 Lewrick, M., Link, P., Leifer, L. (2020). The Design Thinking Toolbox, Wiley 📒 Brown, T (2009), Change by Design: How Design Thinking Transforms Organizations and Inspires Innovation, HarperCollins, 2009, ISBN-13: 978-0062856623 General Knowlegde: 📒 “Introdução Á Ética Empresarial”, 2ª Ed. de João César Das Neves 📒 “Como Conduzir uma Negociação - Chegar ao Sim”, Roger Fisher, Bruce Patton e William Ury, Lua de Papel 📒 “Sapiens”, Yuval Noah Harari, 26ª Ed, Elsinore 📒 “A estranha ordem das coisas”, António Damásio, Circulo de Leitores, 2017 📒 “Sentir e Saber, A caminho da consciência”, António Damásio, Circulo de Leitores, 2020 “Steve Jobs”, Walter Isacson, Simon & Schuster Ed, 2011 PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by me, André Marquet. Produced by Teresa Segismundo, with research by Katarzyna Chryczyk and sound editing by Miguel Sousa. -- The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized.

88. STEAM Students: How Can They Bring More Value To Businesses with Tiago Cunha Reis

1 december 2021 | 68 min

Recently we’ve had the great pleasure of chatting with Tiago Cunha Reis, founder and CEO of Mater Dynamics. Tiago’s expertise relies on Microelectronics and Data science, with a specialization in Natural User Interfaces. Tiago loves to merge deep tech and business opportunities. Whether researching in the lab or reading the most recent advances in Electronics and Computer Science, he strives to simplify complex architectures into feasible and business-friendly solutions. If you find whales in the ocean, you will also probably find Tiago on the floor of a warehouse with his laptop deploying Mater Dynamic’s solutions (he often says ‘It’s my natural environment’). Main topics covered: 🌱 At what age does the curiosity appear 🤓 Personal development to deliver more value to the world 🛠️ How to analyse data while we’re sleeping 🚀 How should companies embrace STEAM students [6:30] Starting at 8 years old his electrochemistry curiosity [11:28] How to build productive brains [12:23] At 25 years old you start working your personality [13:42] Work experience between finishing a Master and taking a PhD [15:30] Personal development to deliver more value to others [16:26] PhD vs MBA? Set your skills and find your tutors to improve [18:33] "I would do my PhD in the age 45 maybe" [19:00] Data Science course at Nova Business School [21:28] Understand the data to achieve better results “I designed this course, where you actually see what is Computer Science (...) background of the student as real cases” [23:30] New course of Data Science, together with Lusófona University and Mater Dynamics How to apply: send Tiago Cunha mp [25:00] Who is this course designed for? To whom would you recommend it? [27:00] Course mission: How to analyse data while I’m sleeping [30:00] Work in a project that means something for the society [32:36] where to find business opportunities [34:07] Behind the scenes: Work with clients to solve their problem “I really like to say that we are like Intel, nobody knows it, but everybody buys it.” [36:10] Small companies that live longer “Everybody wants to be like a unicorn but not everybody wants to be Mater Dynamics” [38:44] STEAM talent for the future of work [46:10] Education system: new ways to work with kids should be considered [48:50] How should companies embrace students [53:32] Digital transformation and resilience [56:43] The impact of blockchain and 5G Technology in companies [1:00:58] Book recommendations Mentioned on this podcast: 👨‍💻 Tiago's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiagocunhareis/ 📒 Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, Yuval Noah Harari (understanding what/why we turn out as a species, is the first step to understand current society) 📒 Can’t Hurt Me, David Goggins (a living proof /harsh, unapologetically proof how accountability can transform you) 📒 Elementary Math for Computer Science with Python, Eric Bennet (start here, start easy) -- PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by me, André Marquet. Produced by Teresa Segismundo, with research by Katarzyna Chryczyk and sound editing by Miguel Sousa. The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized.

87. From UX To AI - Creating Better Data Across Tech With Lloyd Humphreys

25 november 2021 | 46 min

86. Non-Formal Education: Finding Paths To Create Positive Change Makers with Bárbara A. Silva

17 november 2021 | 61 min

Recently we’ve had the great pleasure of chatting with Bárbara Aranda da Silva, President of the Portuguese Association of Girl Guides. Full-time mother of (almost) 3, President of the Portuguese Association of Girl Guides, Director of the South Branch of the Portuguese Pharmaceutical Society and a Head of Market Access in a Pharmaceutical Company. She is deeply passionate about people empowerment, non-formal education, and leadership. People that know her used to say that she brings positivity and a “keep it simple” mood. Learn how non-formal education can help you find leadership pathways for positive change. Main topics covered: 👶 Where to find the balance between family, work, and volunteering ⏳ Prioritization is at the top of the organization 🔥 Being a leader to create positive change makers 💪Active listening and no judgement to improve team building Time notes: [03:45] Be the change you want to see in the world [04:40] Managing all responsibilities as a mother (of almost 3), a President of the Portuguese Association of Girl Guides, a Director of the Branch of the Portuguese Pharmaceutical Society and the Head of Market Access Oncology in a Pharmaceutical Company “You don’t manage your time, you manage your energy” [14:25] Recipe to get strength and time “Guide Guiding firstly was investing on myself and now is returning to others” [22:50] Leaving work at work in the field of oncology “Be a leader is being yourself, bringing your dreams and vision” [31:50] Mission of the Portuguese Association of Girl Guides [40:00] Non-formal education and the impact on young people today [42:40] Transformation of people who are in the Girl Guide “Chutzpah: Why Israel Is a Hub of Innovation and Entrepreneurship”: #GirlsWhoProduct: Inbal Arieli Welcome to the first episode of season #3 of Girls Who Product podcast. productized.medium.com [46:30] STEAM for Science, Tech, Engineering, Arts, and Maths areas in non-formal education [48:55] Soft and Hard skills that employers are looking for “Be part of the team, be good in time management and problem-solving, accept challenges, and take a risk “ [50:15] Barbara’s motto: Being leadership “a shared journey that empowers us to work together and bring positive change to our lives, the lives of others, and our wider society”. PRODUCTION This podcast was hosted by me, André Marquet. Produced by Teresa Segismundo, with research by Katarzyna Chryczyk and sound engineering by Daniel Alves. The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized — a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize.

85. (Un)Certain Paths To Define Our Career In Product with Joana Paiva

27 oktober 2021 | 53 min

84.2 Radical Product Thinking, The New Mindset for Innovating Smarter with Radhika Dutt

15 oktober 2021 | 37 min

Part 2 | Episode 3 | Season 8 Online Book Launch with Radhika Dutt About the Book 📕 Iteration rules product development, but it isn’t enough to produce dramatic results. This book champions Radical Product Thinking, a systematic methodology for building visionary, game-changing products. Methodologies such as Lean and Agile have democratized innovation by teaching us to harness the power of iteration to innovate faster, but our ability to set a clear destination hasn't kept up with the pace. When we iterate without a clear vision or strategy our products become bloated, fragmented, and driven by irrelevant metrics. They catch “product diseases” that are often fatal to true innovation. In Radical Product Thinking (RPT) product development is led by the vision for the change it’s intended to create. This methodology helps leaders reimagine their problems and align their team to find creative solutions using five elements: Vision, Strategy, Prioritization, Execution, and Culture. R. Dutt guides readers through these elements so they can develop a clear process for achieving their desired change, incorporate it into daily activities, and turn RPT skills into muscle memory. This book gives organizations a repeatable model for building vision-driven products by helping us systematically translate vision and strategy into everyday actions so our product becomes a vehicle for creating the change we want to see in the world. Dutt shows us that you don’t have to be a natural-born visionary to produce extraordinary results. About the Author 😊 Radhika Dutt is an entrepreneur and product leader who has participated in four acquisitions as a result of the products she built; two of these were companies she founded. She currently advises organizations from high-tech startups to government agencies on product thinking. She's the author of an upcoming book on Radical Product Thinking that's scheduled for launch in September 2021 with Berrett Koehler - the book gives readers a systematic approach for building successful products that bring about the change we want to see in the world. Radhika graduated from MIT with an SB and M.Eng in Electrical Engineering and speaks nine languages while learning her tenth.

84.1 Radical Product Thinking, The New Mindset for Innovating Smarter with Radhika Dutt

15 oktober 2021 | 38 min

Part 1 | Episode 3 | Season 8 Online Book Launch with Radhika Dutt About the Book 📕 Iteration rules product development, but it isn’t enough to produce dramatic results. This book champions Radical Product Thinking, a systematic methodology for building visionary, game-changing products. Methodologies such as Lean and Agile have democratized innovation by teaching us to harness the power of iteration to innovate faster, but our ability to set a clear destination hasn't kept up with the pace. When we iterate without a clear vision or strategy our products become bloated, fragmented, and driven by irrelevant metrics. They catch “product diseases” that are often fatal to true innovation. In Radical Product Thinking (RPT) product development is led by the vision for the change it’s intended to create. This methodology helps leaders reimagine their problems and align their team to find creative solutions using five elements: Vision, Strategy, Prioritization, Execution, and Culture. R. Dutt guides readers through these elements so they can develop a clear process for achieving their desired change, incorporate it into daily activities, and turn RPT skills into muscle memory. This book gives organizations a repeatable model for building vision-driven products by helping us systematically translate vision and strategy into everyday actions so our product becomes a vehicle for creating the change we want to see in the world. Dutt shows us that you don’t have to be a natural-born visionary to produce extraordinary results. About the Author 😊 Radhika Dutt is an entrepreneur and product leader who has participated in four acquisitions as a result of the products she built; two of these were companies she founded. She currently advises organizations from high-tech startups to government agencies on product thinking. She's the author of an upcoming book on Radical Product Thinking that's scheduled for launch in September 2021 with Berrett Koehler - the book gives readers a systematic approach for building successful products that bring about the change we want to see in the world. Radhika graduated from MIT with an SB and M.Eng in Electrical Engineering and speaks nine languages while learning her tenth.

83. AI as a Driver for a Successful Future Generation with Agnes Casenave

29 september 2021 | 39 min

Mission (Not!) Impossible: From the Lab to the Market hosted by Productized

20 september 2021 | 59 min

Together with Altice Labs, we talked about productization! The importance of productization, from lab to market and the whole journey it entails. What will be the impact on the future of education? Why should we invest more in education for a more inclusive and technological society? This is not an impossible mission... you can be the next winner of the Altice International Innovation Award! Check the website until 23rd September 👉https://www.alticelabs.com/site/innovationaward/ Time notes: [ 05:25 ] About Altice Innovation International Award by Nuno Seixas from Altice Labs [ 17:58 ] I-Lof using AI and photonics to build a cloud-based library of diseases biomarkers and biological profiles [ 22:00 ] The technological inspiration for the creation of I-Lof and the evolution of society [ 24:56 ] Mater Dynamics to convert non-electronic objects into smart units [ 27:05 ] The problem of choosing a PhD just to create data rather than bring value to businesses [ 27:37 ] Data libraries for knowledge in order to continue research in science and technology [ 30:04 ] The thesis award is about teaching cars to drive in extreme conditions to increase safety to passengers. How far are we from having autonomous cars? [ 38:00 ] “Mathematics should not the bogeyman: but for that to happen you can’t miss the boat.” [ 39:06 ] We live in a country that has the highest dropout rate at upper secondary and where 50% of students stop learning STEAM at age 14yo: if you were the minister of education what would you do? [ 42:50 ] Einstein only knew two equations, it is not normal that we have to memorise so many others, we need an education with practical examples for our students [ 45:12 ] Only 15% of overall engineering students are women, and even less than that corresponding to IT professionals. Should engineering universities do more to attract women? [ 50:36 ] How is 5G expected rollout later this year going to impact businesses [ 53:08 ] Medical devices are a result of research and design work carried out by partners [ 57:47 ] Apply for the Altice Innovation International Award until 23rd September 👉 www.alticelabs.com/site/innovationaward/

82. Creating meaningful conversations within tech teams with Sebastien Prioris

16 september 2021 | 58 min

Recently we’ve had the great pleasure of chatting with Sebastien Prioris, the VP of Product at Unbabel and we’d like to tell you about it. Main topics covered: 👏🏻 The importance of STEAM areas in education for the future ☺️ OSI instead of OKR standing for Objectives, Strategies and Impacts 💯Strategy is about making decisions, building your roadmap and understanding how you can empower your team 🔥 Meaningful conversations mean a change to achieve our product value As a long-term technology aficionado, Sebastien enjoys building products and businesses bringing together people, technology and information. He is passionate about leveraging data insights and has hard-earned experience across a broad range of disciplines to create great value for customers and companies of all sizes. In this episode we’re going to talk about Sebastien’s interests and why he advocates that companies should review the OKR methodology to facilitate strategic discovery in order to create meaningful conversations within tech teams. Time notes: [02:35] A zoom conversation that led to joining Unbabel and a move to the city of Lisbon [17:40] If I could have 14 years next, I would have chosen… [18:43] Moving from STEM to STEAM: STEAM areas in the future of technology companies [24:20] Why the PhD choice: Turbulence measurements in transonic shock wave/boundary layer interactions using LDA [27:40] Transition to the product area and all the challenges that it brought [34:41] Language as the foundation of our civilisation [37:00] Let's look at product management as a spoon or an avocado [39:50] Unbabel technology helping to remove language barriers [43:17] What are the companies that look for Unbabel nowadays? [46:10] Where do leadership conversations usually take place, and what is their value [49:13] Why the OKR method should be reconsidered [52:56] How the OSI model can be translated into product [56:15] Create meaningful conversations within tech teams applying OSI at Unbabel -- The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit https://medium.com/@Productized.

Productized Podcast With Shay Howe - Make the Customer a Hero

2 augusti 2021 | 33 min

Margaux Muller - Moving into PM from a non-tech role and went up the ladder

27 juli 2021 | 35 min

Host André Marquet will talk with Margaux Muller, who started her Product career in San Francisco after 3 years working in professional services. She went from Product Manager, to Senior Product Manager then Lead Product Manager at SmartRecruiters - working on both B2B and B2C products. She is now a Senior Product Manager at the amazing Berlin scale-up, Contentful. When she’s not solving customer problems or rockin with the engineers, you can find her making food, trying out new recipes or deepening her knowledge in wines. She’s also spending a lot of time participating on diversity and inclusion initiatives, internally in the companies or helping find people jobs, reviewing resumes, giving advice etc (the benefits of having worked for an Applicant Tracking System is that she knows the ins and outs of the recruiting trade). Time Notes [ 02:38 ] Maragux’s journey from a non-technical background to PM [ 05:00 ] Moving from eastern France to San Francisco [ 6:00 ] Recruiting experience and the McDonald’s example [ 8:30 ] Transitioning to the B2B sector [ 9:40 ] Product management in B2B vs B2C [ 13:08 ] Margaux’s perspective from inside Contentful and the company’s vision [ 15:40] Getting the new feature @Contentful out [ 18:30 ] Advice on where to start with your first software product Your product process has to be simple, lean and function like a well oiled machine. [ 22:14 ] What’s the single most important thing when it comes to a product a company can do to be successful? [ 23:32 ] How big is the team at Contentful and what are you working on? [ 26:26 ] The recruiting experience for PM. Mc Donald’s channel experience and good employee onboarding examples. [ 28:10 ] What to do/not do when applying as an assistant PM [ 30:20 ] How should companies avoid becoming feature factories and focus more on the customer problems? [ 34:00 ] How to get in touch with Margaux The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit medium.com/@Productized.

Julia Somerdin - Developing Hardware Agrotech Products

9 juli 2021 | 51 min

Host André Marquet will talk with Julia Somerdin is an entrepreneur and IoT digital supply chain solution executive with over 15+ years experiences in connectivity technology and digital technology solutions in both private and public sectors. Experienced in sales/marketing, tech strategy, and system solution and integration with a data-driven and system thinking approach. She is the CEO & Cofounder of Labby a dairy information and data company with a mission to digitize the dairy farming industry. Labby's mobile optical sensing solutions help dairy farmers around the world get the milk composition and quality info in real-time using our advanced latest mobile spectroscopy technology enhanced by AI. Time Notes [3:11] From China to the US [5:33] MIT Experience [10:10] How Julia met her Co-founder [11:26] The idea behind Labby [15:36] Do you think it is possible to apply this technology to measure the quality of other types of goods? [18:40] Lisbon edition of the Techstars “some of [Labby’s competitors] have shifted out of milk testing because actually it is really hard – not only to be able to do the testing itself, but to present accurate and meaningful results.” [22:40] What are your biggest challenges as a product? Top challenge: Deliver accurate results [25:40] What advice would you give to someone who wants to found a hardware startup? What are the things you wish you had known about it when you started? [27:50] Where they produce the Hardware [29:10] Labby uses advanced mobile spectroscopy to determine milk composition and quality information, like milk fat and protein. I imagine that communicating such a specific product must be a challenge. How can you transform something so technical into readable and relevant data? [32:39] How to measure the ethical, social, and monetary impacts of this technology [33:03] How big is this industry? [35:01] Milk Consumption [37:50] Short Turn Vision - Product Market fit [40:02] New related products The Productized Podcast is produced by Productized - a series of interviews with product innovators, successful makers, and entrepreneurs. We hope those who listen to the ideas on this show are inspired to productize. For show notes and additional resources related to the Productized Podcast visit https://medium.com/@Productized.

Ted Harrington- How to do application security right?

2 juli 2021 | 44 min

Christopher Hull - How to achieve Student Performance?

25 juni 2021 | 48 min

Howard Tiersky - Winning Digital Customers

23 juni 2021 | 50 min

Anita Grummels - Sustainable Product Management at Farfetch

1 juni 2021 | 41 min

Lauren Isaacson - Research Insights Into Informed Decisions

10 maj 2021 | 33 min

Kandis O'Brien - Redesign Your Organization for Innovation

26 april 2021 | 42 min

Gibson Biddle - Hacking Your Product Leader Career

5 april 2021 | 55 min

Teresa Torres - How to Identify and Test Your Solution Assumptions

30 mars 2021 | 47 min

Dan Olsen - Build the Right Thing for the Right People

26 mars 2021 | 49 min

Paul Debahy - Unlock user value

22 mars 2021 | 43 min

Radhika Dutt - The New Mindset for Innovating Smarter

15 februari 2021 | 50 min

Carey Jenkins - Ethics & Technology

18 januari 2021 | 52 min

Gonçalo Gaiolas - VP Product Outsystems

16 december 2020 | 62 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Rute Costa, Head of Product @ Farfetch

14 oktober 2020 | 40 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Anabela Cesário, Director of the Product Operations at OutSystems

2 oktober 2020 | 37 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Mihaela Draghici, Product Manager @ Volkswagen Digital Solutions

26 september 2020 | 44 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Sabrina Rzepka, Co-Founder @ Product Professional

31 juli 2020 | 40 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Karianna Johnson, Senior Product Manager @ Zalando

24 juli 2020 | 33 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Sarah Garcia, Director of UX Research @ UEGroup

17 juli 2020 | 37 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Franziska Roth, User Researcher Lead @ Zalando

9 juli 2020 | 45 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Chiara Quaglia, Senior Product Manager @ Zalando

3 juli 2020 | 44 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Mathilde Caron, Product Manager @ Zalando

24 juni 2020 | 47 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Catherine Louis, Co-Founder @ #PoDojo

27 maj 2020 | 26 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Inbal Arieli, Author of Chutzpah, Co-CEO at Synthesis

18 februari 2020 | 46 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Lauren McKinlay, Senior Product Manager at Outfits team @ Zalando

4 februari 2020 | 30 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Tanja Lau, Product Leader & Entrepreneur

21 januari 2020 | 34 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Katerina Suchkova, Product Leader & Entrepreneur

7 januari 2020 | 30 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Lilly Beyond, Confidence Coach & Strategy Consultant @ BEYOND Consulting

19 december 2019 | 40 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Heather Samarin, Founder & Partner @ Product Rebels

4 december 2019 | 25 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Elize Bosker, VP Product @ Spideo

18 november 2019 | 40 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Melanie Tobias, Product Manager @ Zalando

7 november 2019 | 33 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Lana Criggs, Design Manager @ Zalando

30 oktober 2019 | 40 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Alison Jolly, Product Owner @ Zalando

10 oktober 2019 | 26 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Vidya Dinamani, Founder @ Product Rebels

26 september 2019 | 36 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Claire Vo, SVP @Optimizely

22 november 2018 | 22 min

Designing your future self by Matthew Silva @ Feedzai

23 oktober 2018 | 28 min

A 10x Product — Practical Notes on Innovation by Diogo Rendeiro @ Feedzai

23 oktober 2018 | 27 min

Can technology and fashion be best friends? by Ateeb Nawaz @ P-talks

16 oktober 2018 | 17 min

Lessons learnt in building product on 3 continents by Nishant Nayak @ P-Talks

16 oktober 2018 | 25 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Marta Skassa, a Product Manager @Zalando

24 september 2018 | 33 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Kristina Walcker-Mayer, a Senior Product Manager @Zalando

10 september 2018 | 45 min

#GirlsWhoProduct with Juli Haubold, a Product Manager @Zalando

14 augusti 2018 | 31 min

Creating Meaning By Luis Dejo

10 augusti 2018 | 4 min

My Personal Design Experience By Philip Thomson

10 augusti 2018 | 33 min

Origins Of The Product Manager Vs Product Owner Dilemma By Gabriel Steinhardt

10 augusti 2018 | 40 min

From Strategy To Subscription Design For Enterprise Processes By Miguel Lopes

10 augusti 2018 | 28 min

Product Strategy And Product Success By Roman Pichler

10 augusti 2018 | 36 min

Anatomy Of Product Development or How to Find Your True North By Lars Rosengren

10 augusti 2018 | 36 min

Designing For Tomorrow’s Smart Systems By Vijay Kumar

10 augusti 2018 | 48 min

A Product Manager Should Own A “Job” Not Set Features By Brian Donhue

10 augusti 2018 | 30 min

Lean UX: Five Lessons From The Battlefield By Colman Walsh

10 augusti 2018 | 42 min

From Story To Product In 180 Days By Diogo Teles

10 augusti 2018 | 11 min

10 Challenges Of Creating A Hardware Product Startup By João Carreiro

10 augusti 2018 | 10 min

Discussion Panel Productization Mindset

9 augusti 2018 | 36 min

Insights 25 Years Productizing By Kai Halsinger

9 augusti 2018 | 43 min

Different Ways To Manage Global Design Teams by Pierre Yves Panis

9 augusti 2018 | 28 min

Building Insanely Great Products By David Fradin

9 augusti 2018 | 37 min

Harnessing The Power To Create Connect And Inspire By Bruce Nussbaum

9 augusti 2018 | 32 min

So You Want To Be A Service Designer By Jamin Hegeman

9 augusti 2018 | 38 min

Ideas Don’t Sell Themselves By Michael Margolis

9 augusti 2018 | 26 min

Make It Clear By Sandra Fischer Martins

9 augusti 2018 | 14 min

Joined Up Tools For Better Products By Alex Crowfoot

9 augusti 2018 | 15 min

From Idea To Launch The Product Development Journey By Alex Mitchell

9 augusti 2018 | 16 min

From Selling Flip - Flops In Germany Till Sending Shoes Into The Space! by Diogo Rendeiro

9 augusti 2018 | 12 min

Creation Maintenance Destruction A Product Lifecycle Philosophy By Rushil Dave